(expect details soon...)
Very soon we will see the first iranian Su-22 in bombing missions over Syria...!
Maybe that is why that runway at the refurbished airfield is being upgraded.Solncepek wrote:French military source also confirms that Iran is bringing jet fighters in Syria...
(expect details soon...)
Very soon we will see the first iranian Su-22 in bombing missions over Syria...!
Solncepek wrote:French military source also confirms that Iran is bringing jet fighters in Syria...
(expect details soon...)
Very soon we will see the first iranian Su-22 in bombing missions over Syria...!
Solncepek wrote:BREAKING: Thermo-elcctric power-station west of Kweires taken by SAA
Syrian engineers working at the plant to recover electricity ...
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Su-22?
meh.
Yes great news, if its been taken ans situation stabilized. I didn't expect this to come so soon.KiloGolf wrote:Solncepek wrote:BREAKING: Thermo-elcctric power-station west of Kweires taken by SAA
Syrian engineers working at the plant to recover electricity ...
Huge achievement if confirmed.
Thats some real good map.Concerning the situation (prior to electric plant news) is this:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWB3tA5WwAAihYy.jpg:large
Dima wrote:Yes great news, if its been taken ans situation stabilized. I didn't expect this to come so soon.KiloGolf wrote:Solncepek wrote:BREAKING: Thermo-elcctric power-station west of Kweires taken by SAA
Syrian engineers working at the plant to recover electricity ...
Huge achievement if confirmed.
Now the time is to advance the Pantsir and BuK-M to protect the Thermal power station coz this is now a legitimate target for the terrorists airforce.
Thats some real good map.Concerning the situation (prior to electric plant news) is this:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWB3tA5WwAAihYy.jpg:large![]()
Hope the highway will be under full control of SAA by next week.
Nice. That area is a very tough terrain and its going to be slow progress. A dozen UCAVs buzzing over and taking out the small groups and TOW units would be good. IMHO.KiloGolf wrote:Check out Latakia, slow progress but SAA has now secured an important road, throughout it length.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWCjWmSWUAMHxGL.jpg:large
Solncepek wrote:French military source also confirms that Iran is bringing jet fighters in Syria...
(expect details soon...)
Very soon we will see the first iranian Su-22 in bombing missions over Syria...!
Dima wrote:Nice. That area is a very tough terrain and its going to be slow progress. A dozen UCAVs buzzing over and taking out the small groups and TOW units would be good. IMHO.KiloGolf wrote:Check out Latakia, slow progress but SAA has now secured an important road, throughout it length.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWCjWmSWUAMHxGL.jpg:large
#Breaking: #SAA, #NDF succeed to manage control over #Kassab highway through Qastal Ma'af in Northwestern #Lattakia
^^ this map also puts in perspective the importance of Hadher but also the distance of Latakia to Aleppo (e.g. Salma or Srimaniyah - both close to capture).Peto Lucem @PetoLucem 5h5 hours ago Recent #SAA advances in southern #Aleppo enable access to several crucial objectives (highlighted red). #Syria
Militarov wrote:
Ahrar al-Sham claims to have downed a drone over Aleppo. Even tho they claimed its Russian Enix Aileron its way too big for that.
Its most likely Skywalker X8, its not real UAV, more like fatass flying wing model. Question stays, who operated it.
More about it: http://www.fpvmodel.com/latest-version-skywalker-black-x8-flying-wing-_g632.html
Cyberspec wrote:Recent footage from South Aleppo - graphic at the end
GunshipDemocracy wrote:Cyberspec wrote:Recent footage from South Aleppo - graphic at the end
I wonder why by graphic footage this terrorist scum always in groups one by one. Is this because SAA soldiers brought carcasses together for filming?
Hassan Ridha @sayed_ridha 5m5 minutes ago
T-55s on Mt Zahia #Latakia
KoTeMoRe wrote:GunshipDemocracy wrote:Cyberspec wrote:Recent footage from South Aleppo - graphic at the end
I wonder why by graphic footage this terrorist scum always in groups one by one. Is this because SAA soldiers brought carcasses together for filming?
In this case it's not, they're mostly groupings of 2 what is the way the FSA have started their positional fighting since 2014. That grouping of 2 is common in most (insert 4 letters here) military structures out of foxholes of defensive position.
I don't say it's evidence to who formed them, but you get the hunch.
Also these are Iranians (iranian backed) in action (notice KLF rifle @ 1:57 & 3:32 + 1 shot Fajr-1 107mm Rocket launcher and camo)
KiloGolf wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:GunshipDemocracy wrote:Cyberspec wrote:Recent footage from South Aleppo - graphic at the end
I wonder why by graphic footage this terrorist scum always in groups one by one. Is this because SAA soldiers brought carcasses together for filming?
In this case it's not, they're mostly groupings of 2 what is the way the FSA have started their positional fighting since 2014. That grouping of 2 is common in most (insert 4 letters here) military structures out of foxholes of defensive position.
I don't say it's evidence to who formed them, but you get the hunch.
Also these are Iranians (iranian backed) in action (notice KLF rifle @ 1:57 & 3:32 + 1 shot Fajr-1 107mm Rocket launcher and camo)
The group in that video looks very calm and methodical. Good training is what we see here.
From the leftover food and empty plates, looks like some good intel was employed, on when these morons take their lunch.
They assaulted when the opposition was weak.
KoTeMoRe wrote:KiloGolf wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:GunshipDemocracy wrote:Cyberspec wrote:Recent footage from South Aleppo - graphic at the end
I wonder why by graphic footage this terrorist scum always in groups one by one. Is this because SAA soldiers brought carcasses together for filming?
In this case it's not, they're mostly groupings of 2 what is the way the FSA have started their positional fighting since 2014. That grouping of 2 is common in most (insert 4 letters here) military structures out of foxholes of defensive position.
I don't say it's evidence to who formed them, but you get the hunch.
Also these are Iranians (iranian backed) in action (notice KLF rifle @ 1:57 & 3:32 + 1 shot Fajr-1 107mm Rocket launcher and camo)
The group in that video looks very calm and methodical. Good training is what we see here.
From the leftover food and empty plates, looks like some good intel was employed, on when these morons take their lunch.
They assaulted when the opposition was weak.
I'd say that 8 guys on a settlement is the standart the FSA has in permanence. It's like the checkpoint system the SAA uses (usually 10/12 people).
However this time they were flanked, you can see body on 3:47 took a frag and bullets on the sam location and the three others were shot while trying to exit the positions. So the guys crept on them while the support group was pounding them in front.
Reportedly, over the morning service of the ship found at a distance of about 1 km Turkish ship approaching the anchored IC "Clever" to starboard. Despite many attempts at "Clever", the Turkish seiner crew was not in radio contact with Russian sailors and did not respond to the special visual signals of the luminous semaphore and signal rockets.
When approaching the Turkish Seiners with the Russian escort ship at a distance of about 600 meters, in order to prevent collisions of ships, while moving on the Turkish ship at a distance of a guaranteed neoregelia was applied to small arms.
Vladimir Putin: regarding the strikes of the submarine. Of course, we should analyse everything that happens on the battlefield, how the weapons works. And "Gauges", and missiles X‑101, in General, have proven themselves very well. This new, modern and highly effective, we understand it now, precision weapons, and can be equipped as a normal warhead, and a special warhead, that is, with nuclear content.
Of course, in the fight against terrorists does not need any, hopefully never will need. But in General, this indicates a significant move forward from the point of view of improvement of weapons and equipment, which arrives in the Russian army and the Navy.
“The ISIL [Daesh] positions in Maheen and Quaryatayn in the Central Homs province came under several air attacks by Syrian bombers, inflicting heavy damage on the terrorists' sites,” FARS news agency reported citing sources as saying.
Similarly, Khneifis and Hama province saw a heavy bombardment of the Daesh terrorists’ defense lines, resulting in the killing and wounding of many militants.
“The Syrian air fleet also carried out combat flights over the ISIL [Daesh] centers in Ein al-Jamajmeh and al-Nejarah in the Northern Province of Aleppo, in which dozens of militants were killed or wounded and their military grid was also destroyed,” the sources said.
At least 33 Daesh terrorists were killed in the Syrian air attack on the three provinces. Earlier reports said that the Syrian fighter jets conducted several combat sorties over Daesh centers in at least four key battlefronts in Homs province, and bombed them heavier than ever, FARS reported.
The air attacks have paved the way for the country's ground forces to retake the towns and villages and move towards the ancient city of Palmyra.
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